PIESANG VALLEY LODGE
Accommodation Services in Plettenberg Bay

Peaceful surrounds set in 15 acres of lush vegetation in Plettenberg bay, part of the Garden Route, lay Piesang Valley Lodge. Our 6 comfortable log cabin style en-suite bedrooms have private entrances and patios and offer breath-taking views across the valley and each includes either twin or king size beds with percale cotton linen, tea tray, hairdryer and safe. Braai facilities are available too for the long, spectacular summer evenings. Our B&B is perfectly situated in the heart of the garden route, the ideal location to base your visit with an abundance of activities on our doorstep. Whatever your interest, let us plan your holiday of a lifetime! Day trips to Natures Valley, Tsitsikamma and Storms River are also a must! All prices are per person sharing and include breakfast. All rates do NOT include telephone, laundry, additional activities or gratuities. We're thrilled to announce that Piesang Valley Lodge has been selected for the 2016 Certificate of Excellence, reflecting the consistently great reviews you've earned on TripAdvisor. The Company used the place primarily as a shipping port for the hardwood timber that grew everywhere. In 1763 the first white settlers in the Bay were stock farmers, hunters and frontiersmen from the Western Cape. Prehistoria Man: Archaeological findings in Nelson's Bay Cave and Matjes River Cave indicate that Middle Stone Age man and then later by ancestors of the Khoisan inhabited these caves for over 100,000 years. The caves are still being excavated, but one can visit them and view the Khoisan (KhoiKhoin) tools, ornaments and food debris which have been discovered there. One can also observe the geological changes over the past millions of years which affected prehistoric life. The caves of Plettenberg Bay are wrinkles in time, lined with ancient artifacts that date to the Middle Stone Age. Under the sun, Robberg, Central and Lookout beaches are pristine stretches of white sand, magnets for tourists, seagulls and dolphins, who bob playfully just off shore.